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Decorah-posten., 1887-06-15
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Nserbru9soepartementets &appprt
for SUM er pffentlissjprt. Sen uiier,
at bet meo Tinterbueoe tiiiaaebe Ireal
ct 2 Trocent minbre enb ifjur. Oct til.
'aaeoe areal / De ferifieIise Stater er
pmtrent bet iannte iaar Tom iiiur, unb=
tasen / 8anias, buor BET er % 9rocent
nillore paa @runo al baarlise glarinser
% laue Triier. Oct meo 9aar6oebe
tiliaaeoe areal er 6 Yrpcent itgrre.
6orpselien I~triucr fig fra Snbpanbrins
% npe 6arme ueitenior Misiisiippi.
6luoeni Siitrlfterue ~lanssmeb Nortbern
Eaciftc Sdnen. Oct iamlebe Sueoe-
aredl er omtreut 37,OO0,O00 Gcres, Ell
Srptoel al l 8rucent mere emo iiiur.
Sinterbuebens Stano er omtreut ben
famine iom / iorrise Raaneb, siennem.
lnitltg $40. s 1886 bar ben o., /
3lni. 8aa mango Steber er straaet
tort. Spis Der life bllper en- Suran.
bring til bet beore mart, oil llpbpttet
blioe miubre emo / ct M~iobelsaar. Sinh.
~b0ltulnseu er aaerebe bespnbt / Sub for
Den Sste norSlise 8rebbesraS.
Saarboecen er sob / 9afota oa |
2erritorierne peitenfor, men / @iscons
lin, WinnelOta, Soma os 9ebraIfa er
oens Stano unber bet sienneminitliae.
Slenneminits itanben er 1913, bpilfet er
laoere enb paa mango @ar. TIMBER Snbs
bsitatnsen ifior bar jeuneminitsltauben
so. Oct tsrre 8eir | slpril bar itabet
Slnterbpsbsn. Sniefter BAR aurettet
mere staOe enb alminbelis. Oct cen.
trale strss peitoper fraYenmipluunio %
Virginia bar peret beriet af ben bes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-15
Sire Ycrioner naDrocs %
Woroercn bcgaar SclpnaorD.

gn r9biom 5orbrpbelie blep bcaaaet
iprrise Manbas / Cafe Spron, 8eable
So DAT. Simun 9. Neilion CT Glaps
net paa Mprberen. San Tom til Seable
Gpnntp / Suli 1879, tos 2anb i Spb
for Gapour os bpeoe Der 3 Iar. tSan
aniaaes al fine Naboer for at bore en-
lpulpois Sorser, intelligent os itreps
iom ps opstis Gr eiber, ipm life blan.
oebe fig / Haboernes Inlissenber, men
ban baooe usiaa Orb for at bore beftis
o9 lib%enitabelis. 9an bar Ell al De
forite commissioners / Seable Gpuntp
ps i~noebappe bette @mbebe / 3 glar.
Sor fem sar iiben blep be iaatalpte
Cameron Claims" aabneoe for 'Setts
ling, % Ieilion tos Ell al Dem. S
Npril 1882 fOm en- Gnfe, Mrs. Slpra
&. Sbap pg benbes Spiter Mtiis slice
6. 9pman fra @eaisa County, Sbip.
Wtrs. Sbaiu filed entry paa Ell &parts
%leftipn, iom Neili on tiolisere bapbe inbz
leueret en- Slass entry paa. IA gteils
ion lfulbe boloe "Glaims" nnoer andre
Naone % life boeoe paa beane &partz
%lettion, bps9eoe Wtrs. Sboue ct pus paa
ben % flpitepe inc / oct. 90 Gar ienere
Hptieoe p9iaa Neilipr ooer pad aanbet.
Mrs. Sham fanbt mart ilb, at Neilion
par en lipenitabelis Manb, og bum %
benoes Ssn Guriuin, 81 9lar aummel,
lepeoe berfur / itaois Srpst for bam.
Sa Sdsen fpm til 8ebanolins / 9anbz
t%Ontoret / Surun, bleo Weilion tilfienbt
&etten til 2aneet. Sasen blep berpaa
appeueret til 2anofommisi9ien % til
Observation-Disclosures, iOm besse til-
fjenote Mrs. Sbam 2anbet. Man ant
tos MI, ba Yrocesien par forbi, at 0eils
ion pilbe fptte fra 2anbst, men ban
siprbe lite. 9itriftretten uoiteete ba
en- Orbre. at Neilion ituloe iorlaoe Cans
bet, men ban brso fig life ON ben.
Uommer Spencer ubiteote iorrise nse
en- Srbre, iom opforebe bam til at msbe
frem | &etten % iremlasse @runbe,
boorfor ban lite ituloe itraffes for at
BABE piit &inseast for &etten. 5orrise
6rebas iorisste Gortpin Sbaiu at arbeibe
paa 2anbet, men Reilion fom meb en-
@indeiterrile % truebe meb at lfpoe
BAN. bpis ban life gil. Jorrise Mans
bag ben CITE Sum-, Gil 6. g. 9pman,
Mrs. Sbaw, @iis 2pmau, Goripim
Sham % en- NabU p,o ssaun 8. u.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-15

8eliep neb paa Nseren for at orbeibc.
Scr. 2pman % Goripin Sbatu bespnbte
at plpie, apinberne blep itaaenbe | Ner.
beben % Mr. &eliep turbe life bespnbe,
ba Neilion tiolisere bapbe truet meo at
brebe bam. 9a 2pman % 6. Sbatp
bar TONNE ct Stptfe bort paa Nseren,
fom NeilIon meb en- @in6eiterri he; ban
ifjsb efter 9pman, men traf bam lite,
benne iprans basom Seitene % ifres til
be andre, at be ifulbe %iprinse. Gormin
Sbap iprans, men falbt bsb ON truIs
fen at en- &usle sjennem Siertet. Scr.
&eliep Bier berpaa ifubt sjennem 2unz
serne. 6an bsoe itrar eiter. Nu git
Neilion Op til be to @pinber, iom itaub.
iebe. San talte til benz, labte fit @eper
isjen % ifjsb benz. Miis 9pman laa
paa aneerne os bao bam lpare benbes
9iu, men ban bapbe ingen Meblibenbeb.
Otter at babe iflbt a%uinberne siennem
Supeoet, tilipieoe ban benz flere &nips
fit | 8rpitet. 0eilion gift berpaa bjem
pg ~fortalte i'm Some, at MI bar Der 4
minore al benz. San git uo til Stals
ben, beer en- t@eft ftee tablet, ban baeee
maaife tanft paa at ilpste, men itrar
efter bsrtes ct Club, os man ianbt bam
bpb mep EFT @usle sjennem Souebet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-15
sra @aibtn9ton.

Ioftbepartementet ipser at ubpiot
bore SanbelsfOrbinbelier peb SjrIp al
Gpitsa pnpentioner. Yoitbepartementel
bar ienot Snbbpoelier til Is &esierin'
ger / Central os Spo' Gmerifa ON al
beltase / Ioitfoupentioner. Oct er ifslss
Con ~bempnbiset til at lutte Operens.
fpmiter meb andre 9ationer ON 8eiur.
bring of fieree 8lasies Yoitiaser.
Manse Sluss 8arer fan ienbes | Yaf,
fer paa fire Irnb. Spr n9rpGrenbe
transpurterer 9ampifibsfompanier iaas
baune @arer, % llbsiiterne for Trans
port % til 8Oniuler bar ofte oaret A
@anse iaa fore iom Iaffens garbi.
timber Gpitipitemet fan be reouceres
til $1.14.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-15
@oao uptoembeo fofter.

uo'oerbeo ON ben &jenbssiernina, at
Ipilt % aaHoelis Spasbeb, Mansel paa
Soroslel's nrent Blob % Smerter i
Sopeoet Tan afpenbes peb Or. Sarters
"5rOn Comic, iOiaer MiaiOner al 0ul.
9efpfter.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-15

Eoltoepartementet arbeioer for, at
faa nGite apnsres til at peotase en- 2pp
ON, at itprre Satter Sanoelsparer fan
ienoes siennem EOiten enS bibtil. Zen
Slaas Transport al Sarer bar biotil
Inn fanoet Steo, buor Der insen grpress
fompanier bar pGret.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-15

Der er life iaa faa Natipnals 8anfer,
'om er latte paa bet iurte 8ret. Se
bar life / rette Sib iroienot &appprter
ON i'm iinaniiele Sitting. Mulften er
800 for bper 5orieelie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-15

De Surenebe Staters &onlul / 8ues
NOS Ipres bar | i'm iibite Snoberetnins
til Observation-Disclosures leperet en-
lGr9eren aiurpibenitab elisspfonomii ais
Rambling pm 2amaen, ~glpafaen, @icuns
iaen ps Suanacoen, en- til &ameliamis
lien bDrcnoe Yattebprilest, iom paa be
ipb.ameritanite goroilerers Ssiiletter
ps | G%atasoniens 9aplano repreienterer
Giiens os Gfrifas @ameler. On Del
benDttes Tom 9aitopr til transport af
Sarer, % andre bodies for llloens
Sfplo. &oniulen tror, at bisie 0pr
pilbe tribes llbm9rfet paa Netp Mericos,
GriSonas Os 9eras grfeuiletter os at be
tunoe bplbes babe for lllbens Sfplb %
Tom 2altopr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-15

Observation-Disclosures gibliotbef er
fommet i 8eiiobelie al ct ~parbifulbt
Saanoifriit, Tom autases at pare itrepet
al Benjamin 5rantlin. Get er en- @i.
banolins ON "9be Hepublican 5orm Of
Government" De- fanbtes / Stem Yurf
! ct gus, / builfet 5ranflin bpebe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-15

9plofntteren "&idarb Stub, Sap
tein Sbeparo, furlOb / Onsbass San
5ranciscp forat frpbie / 9Grbeben al
Sfpnalaita ps S9lperne os beifptte
SGlfansiten. 5inansminiiteren mebbes
Ter, at aaptein S5eparb bar faaet oms
trent iamme Srores iom aaptein Sealp
paa 2olbtntteren oscar" tibligere fit
meb Senipn til uoenlanbite Sfibe, lom
fan9er SGl / N1rbeben al Gerne.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-15

Zen befjenote @mbeosjaser, General
&olecrans, er life tilfrabs meb Sfatfams
mer &esiitrators gmbebet, lum ban MI
beflGber. San oilbe sierne blipe no
repnt til Trofesiur Silsurbs Gfterfsl
ger lpm Gbef for 8ureauet for apltops
mailing. 8enne Sitting in~bbrinser
$4,000 ON Garst, ben iprite tun $4,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-17
Latest, Triple Extracts Are

Baltimore Beauty. Boquet De Saratoga, Fair.
mount Park, Florida Orange Blossom, Prin-
cess Ida, Sunny South, Fedora. Mabel DWeef.
Queen OF the West, Clover Blossom, Cberokes
Rose. Knights Templsr. vergiss Moin Mich l.
Boston Boquet. and fifty more odors. - -
had only at Henry A. Blair's drug store, No.
3is Rast Commerce street. Telephone No. -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-17

The Senspur Of the British Royal
Yacht squadron, has arrived at Key
West. from Havana, with the Duke OF
Sutherland and party.
A plot WAS discovered In Rowan Co.,
Kentucky, just In time to prevent the
murder Of the county judge and attor-
ney.
Lightning demoralized the telegraph
Office at Durant, Miss, and severely In.
jured Operator Smith.
j.. s. Crawford receives $500 damages
In the Jefferson court for Injuries re-
oeived from the Texas and Pacific road
In 1885.
Boot aud shoe makers, to the number
Of 1000. are on strike at Worcester,
Mass.
The discovery OF iron ore In the vicin-
ity Of Duck Hill, Miss, has doubled real
estate prices and overcrowded the ho-
tells.
There is no prospect OF any immedi-
ate result to the ballot for United States
senator In the New Jersey legislature.
The democrats absented themselves yes
terday when the roll was ordered called.
The republicans carry the Philadel-
phia city elections under the new law,
which provides for sweeping changes.
The Pittsburg and Allegheny city
elections go republican.
The Forestry congress of the southern
states, is In session at DeFuniak springs,
Florida; seventeen states represented.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-17
THE ODD FELLOWS LOSS.
Thos. M. Joseph, the Treasurer, Dropped
S23, 1876 in Mining Speculations

Thos. M. Joseph, the Treasurer, Dropped
s23, 1876 in Mining Speculstions.
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. l6.-For sever
al days past rumOrs have been floating
about regarding Thos. M. Joseph, treas
urer OF the grand lodge Of Odd Fellows
of Texas. His many friends here were
10th to believe that Mr.. Joseph's ac-
counts with the grand lodge were In any
way irregular. Last night Ex-Lieuten-
ant Governor Barnett Gibbs, Of Dallas,
recently elected grand master of the
state lodge, arrived In the city for the
purpose of ascertaining the exact condi-
ton of Treasurer Joseph's accounts.
city ever since the recent meeting Of
the grand lodge at Austin, where he
was an unsuccessful candidate for re-
election. At that meeting he reported
all funds (sOme $25.000 as being on
hand. Mr.. Joseph returned to the city
this morning from Huntsville, where he
has been visiting relatives. Shortly
after his arrival Mr.. Gibbs sought an in
teryiew with him.
Tonight Grand Master Gibbs makes
known the principal result OF his in
vestigatiOns. He states, In brief, that
Treasurer Joseph makes clean confess
sion that he is short In his accounts and
unable to make it good; that the entire
fund, amounting to 1913, 1876, was lost in
mining ventures which proved utter
failures. The treasurer throws himself
on the mercy of the grand master. Mr..
Gibbs says he will institute criminal
proceedings against him tomorrow
morning. Mr.. Gibbs seems very earnest
in his determination TO prosecute the
defauliing official, and says he will not
spare him at any cost. Treasurer Joseph
has been an honored citizen OF Calves
ton for nearly 40 years; was elected
mayor of the city In 1858 and again In
1850, serving until the fall Of 1862,
through the early part of the civil war.
Ever since that time he has occupied a
conspicuous and honorable position.
This great misfortune comes upon him
in his old age, and, notwithstanding its
ugly character, his many lifetime
friends bear him great sympathy. 1t is
reported tonight that Joseph is practic-
ally under arrest and is utterly pros
trated by the affair.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-17
Be Quiet, Boys, It's Settled.

Some time ago the local militia were
considerably excited over the report
that England refused to allow the At
lanta City Guards to visit London under
arms, and to give exhibition drills In the
great city. For some time it was doubt
full whether they wouldn't shoulder
arms, march across the Atlantic, and
take Great Britain by storm. At least
that's how it seemed to outsiders, but
appearances are deceptive. The dude
section was especially belligereut, the
more so as the PROJECT for the fighting
Enterprise became small by degrees and
beautifully less. The boys, however,
decided to give up the fighting business
in the present, and to turn their atten-
ton to the Washington prizes. They
will be gratified to know that they acted
wisely, as 1t is now stated that the re-
port was false, and the Atlanta City
Guards will be welcomed in London and
feted there.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-17
No, They're Not Our Girls.

The New Orleans Times-Democrat
says that Capt. William jackson, chief
Of the San Antonio (Texas) detective
force. Is in Louisville seeking two girls
from this city, one named Mary Howard
and the other Fannie Dean, who have
become stage struck and have eloped
with two actors from Dallas seminary,
where they were at school. 1t strikes
the LIGHT that the Times-Democrat has
mixed things somewhat. jackson is not
chief OF the detectives, although he was
once private detective here, but he
left two years ago, and no girls answer
ing the description Of the missing ones,
are known here. Moreover, San Anto-
MO girls have too much sense than to in-
dulge in such foolish esoapades.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-17
MIKADO CLUB.
Masquerade Ball at Turner Hall.

Masquerade Ball at Turner Hall.
The first anniversary Of the pop
ular Mikado club was celebrated In
grand style at Turner hall last lght by
the members, their ladies and guests.
The only decorations the hall under
went was the presence Of the ladies, and
the gay costumes Of the masqueraders,
many OF which were original, while
expensive costumes. Zotarelli's orches-
ira played perfect music for the dance.
Among those present, a LIGHT reporter
noticed the following ladies and gentle
men:
Miss Mary Braden, Mrs. Zacharies and
daughters, Misses Mary Hernandez, Bell
Baker, Lizzie Walker, Stella, Carrie, Mary
Bruni, Bette Bauer, Clara Siemering,
Lulu Thompson, Minnie jacobson, Lee
Flamm, j. Flamm, Misses Filbert. Helen
Becker, Fannie Burnett, Sallie Pstten,
Berthe Goodloe, Helene Kloepper, Mary
Meyer, Lizzie Meyer, Nlta Cotton, Julia
Yogt, Lottie Bitter, Amelia Cliff
ford, Katie Teel, Ona Foster,
Misses Sens, Alice Moritz, Mollie
Moore, Ida Frederick, r. Seligmann,
Katie Semlinger, Bertha and Hulda
Koerps, Robbie and Mollie Cook, OAR
nall, Clara Schroeder, Emma Sefel,
Emma Arbuckle, Misses Garcia and Mr..
Narciso Leal and lady, Mrs. f. Knapp,
Mrs. Brunie, Mrs. Frommer, Mrs. Hal
tom, Mrs. Erps, Mrs. B. Goldenberg,
Mrs. Truax, Mrs. Fannie Smith, Mrs. j..
N. Gallagher, and Messrs. Lucas, Tobin,
Hammond, Wash, Erps, Meyer, Cotton,
Froboese, Davis, Truax, 2, Frommer,
Breitling, Jackson, 2, j. N. Gallagher,
Teel, 2, Huebner, Baker, Citron,
Weber, Briggs, Nordhaus, Darnall,
Cook, Valentine, Aiken, Becker, Weyl,
Griesenbeck, Schulize, Schenck, Thaden,
Braden, Dreiss, Garrett, Cotton, Soully,
Rische, 2, Koenigsberg, Hernandez,
Holmgreen, RubensteiD, Fork, Holt,
LANCE, Scbuwlrth, Vahldieck, Laooste,
Haueisen, Robinson, Walsh, Nixon,
Clark, 8, Murphy, Moritz, Folz, OIL
varri, Fues, Shook, Goldenberg, Msru-
cheau, Lelande, Wyman, Hernandez,
Mason. Cohen, Belhartz, Mudd, Deus
sen, Schott, Guenther, HOsaek, Rice and
Rote.
A feature Of the evening was the rem
dltion by the orchestra OF the music
from Nanon, with the beautiful st.
Anne's Day Waltz.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-17
Anheuser-Busch's Liberality.

The Anheuser- Busch Brewing COM
pany, of st. Louis, have instructed the
Saengerfest committee to draw on their
local agent, Mr.. Paul Wagner, for $500
In aid of the festival.
Mr.. Adolph Busch, president of the
company, has written the committee q
very encouraging letter, In which he
hopes that the festival will be a success
and promises, If possible, to be present.
San ADtonians will not forget that the
Anheuser-Busch Brewing association
was the only outside firm that gave the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass railroad
any encouragement in its infancy, when
the company subscribed $1,000. Such
liberality carries a favorable comment
with it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-17
He's an Inposter.

An Englishman, who gives the name
Of Stuart. and who represents himself as
being the eldest son Of the Marquis of
Butte, is going around Texas victimizing
citizens upon specious pretexts. As
this distinguished gentleman" is said
to be headed for San Antonio, the LIGHT
advises its readers to be on their guard.
The eldest son and heir of the Marquis
OF Butte, Is the Earl OF Duniries, and as
he is only six years old, it is quite evil
dent that the man Is an imposter.
The British consul, at Galveston,
would like to know where Stuart can be
found, II he should turn up In the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-17

County Commissioner Frank Um-
soheid has one of the finest singing
hooking birds In the city and would not
accept handsome bonus to part with it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-17

-Messrs. Adolph Goldbeck and Albert
Dittmar have returned from the noun
tains, where they have been shooting.
They killed two deer and ii turkeys.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-17
B. Smith g. Son,

Who are strictly first-olass merchant
tailors, are now receiving a fine line OF
spring and summer suitings OF German,
English, Scotch and French goods. Our
prices are sway down" Satisfaction
and fit guaranteed. Call on them and
price their goods before purcha sing else
where. b. SMITH q Son,
I2.9-tf No. A West Commerce st.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-16
Linens and Towels.

15c per yard-We offer 15 pieces Cream Damask, all linen, worth to-day 25e.
 25c per yard-25 pieces Cream Damask, \, full width, choice patterns, warranted all linen, worth 3715c.
 39c per yard Is pieces Cream Damask, extra width, beautiful Damask patterns, never sold under 50c
 soc per yard-20 pieces Cream Damask, very wide, the latest designs, regular 75c quality.
 39c per yard-15 pieces Bleached Damask, full width, elegant designs, never sold under soc.
 soc per yard-17 pieces extra wide Bleach ed Damask, the best value ever shown in America, and never sold under 75c.
 75c and s9c per yard-12 pieces very wide Bleached Damask, new designs, Napkins to match, the finest goods ever shown on this side of the water at the price.
 19c per yard-12 pieces Loom Damask, with red borders, warranted all linen, worth to-day BOG.
 25c per yard-19 pieces Cream Damask, with red borders, full width and choice pat terms, warranted all linen, worth 3715c.
 3715c per yard-12 pieces Cream Damask, with red border, choice designs, extra fine quality, never sold under soc.
 soc per yard-25 pieces Cream Damask, with red borders, very wide, fine Damask, never sold under 8715c.
 19c per yard-25 pieces Turkey Red Dam ask, new designs, and warranted fast colors, never sold under 33c.
 25c per yard-30 pieces Turkey Red Dam ask. extra width, choice patterns, warranted fast colors, never sold under S71ac and then as big bargain.
 33c per yard-25 pieces Turkey Red Dam ask, new designs, warranted fast colors, nev- CT sold under soc.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-16
FgRBELOWS. $.

The favorite decoration of winter ther- mometers-Furbelows.
 Furniture dealers are always ready to show spring goods.-New Orleans Plea yune.
 In the event of war there will be no diff culty in ob. aiming enough suffers to meet all demands -Pittsburg Chronicle.
 A girl in Newark is so fearfully temperate that she has declined to marry man because he wears whisky-ers.-New York Journal A hen IS years of age died out in Iowa the other day. Her owner was raising her for the market for spring chicken.-Boston Post.
 The toboggan business is only temporary mania Every slide in the country will be abandoned before July 1.-Detroit Free Press.
 The man who was born with silver spoon in his mouth is now looking about for something to eat with the spoon.-Lowell Citizen.
 Sam Jones refused to address 8 gathering of newspaper men st Boston. His work ap- pears to be exclusively among the sinners. = Pittshurg Chronicle. is pronounced with the second o long. Here the long 0 comes in when you get an upset. Syracuse Herald.
 An Episcopal clergyman was asked recent ly if he thought dancing sin. "Yes," re- sponded the worthy rector-''Yes, 8 great sin-if you don't dance .welll"-Life.
 ssI reach and reach, but cannot grasp" writes certain poet. We would advise that poet to adjust his suspenders before he puts on his coat and vest.-Lowen Citizen. Is this blizzard or softa asked Dakota man. but before he could catch the answer he was talking philosophy with hardshell Baptist over in Nebraska.-New York Jour nal
 A French tramp was found dead in New Jersey the other day who had evident ly once been an operator in the Paris Bourss. Several rents were found in his clothing.- Utica Observer.
 "Hush" exclaimed an enthusiastic Wag- nerite, stopping suddenly in the street; 'tdo you hear thats Isn't that exquisite. It comes from your music hall, of course. An, sir! you are fortunate people to have hall where they can give you such music as that!'' ''Yes, sir, replied the native; 'swe are proud of that establishment. But we never call it music hall; it is generally spoken of as the boiler shop. "-Boston Transcript.
 Along the slippery walk he went
 And he did fall so often,
 His piteous cries, down he went,
 The hardest heart would soften. Yet every time he fell, he rose,
 Until one would suppose his
 Path along the Sidew ak very path of roses
 -Counabus Dispatch.